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Local TransportationGetting to and around in San Bernardino is simple. There are many different modes of transportation, and travel options. Select the type of transportation to see all of the venues available...
AirportsThe San Bernardino International Airport The San Bernardino International Airport Authority (SBIAA) is a sister JPA to the IVDA comprised of the County of San Bernardino, and the Cites of San Bernardino, Colton, Loma Linda, and Highland. The SBIAA was formed in 1992 and is responsible for the management and oversight of the operations and maintenance of the San Bernardino International Airport. In 1997, the respective staffs of these two agencies merged. Since the closure of Norton Air Force Base, a number of infrastructure and airport projects have been completed in preparation for the growing airport, including rehabilitation of the 10,000-foot long concrete runway and state of the art passenger facilities. The rebuilt terminal facility includes four gates, 2,800 conveniently located parking spaces, baggage handling facilities, and 22 ticket counters.
The IVDA and SBIAA have laid a solid foundation for achieving the core mission of effective reuse of the former Norton Air Force Base. As we move forward, the IVDA and SBIAA will continue to focus on enhancing and revitalizing the landscape of the area to attract a broad array of business enterprise, generate more employment opportunities and develop a higher profile for the entire Inland Valley region. San Bernardino International Airport
LA-Ontario International Airport LA-Ontario International Airport (ONT) is a full-service airport with commercial jet service to major U.S. cities and through service to many international destinations. It is increasingly favored by executives wishing to avoid the delays and congestion of the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Located just off the I-10, the LA –Ontario International Airport is approximately 20 minutes west of San Bernardino. Airlines providing air passenger service at ONT include:
LA-Ontario International Airport
Omnitrans Bus Service Omnitrans is the public transit agency serving the San Bernardino Valley. Founded in 1976 through a joint powers agreement, Omnitrans carries over 15 million passengers each year throughout its 480-square mile service area. To get the current Bus Book or view the Omnitrans bus routes, visit their website. Omnitrans sBX Express – E Street Corridor
sBX E Street Corridor Greyhound Bus Station The Greyhound Station is located at 596 North G Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410. Hours of operation are subject to change. Please call to verify hours prior to making travel arrangements. For ticket information and bus schedules, visit their website. Greyhound Bus Station Mountain Area Regional Transit Authority (MARTA) Bus Service
Taxi ServiceYellow Cab
TrainWhether you're attending a conference, a meeting or just visiting, check out San Bernardino's commuter train. Metrolink trains will get you to Orange County, downtown Los Angeles, or the beach (on summer weekends) in just over an hour without the hustle and bustle of the freeways.
The Metrolink Station has approximately 777 parking spaces, of which 352 are located in the new parking structure. Parking at this structure is free for all Metrolink passengers. Tickets and passes can be purchased at the self-serve ticket vending machines found at all Metrolink stations located near the platforms. All vending machines accept American Express, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, debit cards, and cash. Once at your destination, the cost of your ticket provides for free transfer to most connecting services, such as the subway in downtown Los Angeles. For train schedules and fares visit their website. For More Information:
Amtrak Train Station Amtrak Station
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In the summer of 2010, Million Air San Bernardino officially opened its general aviation terminal and hangar complex. This Fixed Base Operation provides general aviation services to aircraft based at or visiting the airport. The San Bernardino Airport also provides services that include an air traffic control tower, a fuel farm with the capacity to store 150,000 gallons of Jet-A fuel, and heavy aircraft maintenance and repair operations.
sbX is San Bernardino’s state of the art rapid transit service that will dramatically improve travel around San Bernardino and Loma Linda, especially along the E Street Corridor. The sbX route is 15.7 miles of which 5.4 miles will be exclusive use lanes separated from normal traffic. Construction on the sbX will commence in 2012 with ridership set to begin in early 2014. Visit the website for current updates at 
Easily accessible from San Bernardino's Metrolink station
at 1204 W. 3rd Street, take your pick of daily trains on the 56-mile
San Bernardino line that will whisk you to and from Los Angeles. At
the station, hop aboard a double-decker periwinkle blue and white train.
Inside, temperature-controlled cars feature clean, carpeted seating
areas, drinking fountains, special wheelchair seating areas, and even
space for a bicycle.Home | About
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